UDF & Add-In question.

Darren Bartrup

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
I've built a UDF which I saved as an add-in and distributed.

I've now noticed that when a workbook is opened by another user the function shows as:

Code:
='C:\Documents and Settings\darren.bartrup\Application Data\Microsoft\AddIns\AddressSplitter.xla'!SplitAddress(F11,,,,,TRUE)

They are using the add-in as well and I was kind of hoping it would reference their copy, rather than try and reference mine.

Am I doing something wrong, or does the UDF need to be contained within the workbook?
 

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Thanks for that Andrew, I'll be able to solve the problem before it arises in future.
 
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